英语词汇grass怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ noun

plural grasses

¹ grass

/ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/

noun

plural grasses

Learner's definition of GRASS

a [noncount] : plants that have narrow green leaves, that are eaten by cows, sheep, horses, etc., and that are commonly grown on lawns and in gardens草；牧草

a field of grass一片草地
blades/tufts of grass草叶；草丛
It's time to mow/cut the grass. [=mow/cut the lawn]该修剪草坪了。
Keep off the grass. [=don't walk on the lawn]请勿践踏草坪。

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

grass clippings割下的草
grass seed草籽
a grass hut/skirt [=a hut/skirt made from grass]草帽；草裙

b [count] : a particular type of grass（某类）草

ornamental grasses观赏草
wild grasses野草

[noncount] slang : marijuana

They were smoking some grass.他们当时在吸食大麻。

[count] British slang : a person who gives information to the police about the criminal activity of other people : a police informer向警方告密者 — see also supergrass

let the grass grow under your feet

: to wait before doing something or to do something slowly拖拉；行动迟缓— used in negative statements用于否定句

He has never been one to let the grass grow under his feet. [=he has never been slow about doing things; he gets things done quickly]他向来动作麻利。

put (someone) out to grass

British

: to force (someone) to leave a job because of old age（因年老）解雇，使退休

I'm not ready to be put out to grass [=put out to pasture] just yet.我这会儿还不想被解职呢。

the grass is always greener on the other side (of the fence)

— used to say that the things you do not have always seem more appealing than the things you do have草是那边绿；这山望着那山高

— grasslike

/ˈgræsˌlaɪk/ Brit /ˈgrɑːsˌlaɪk/ adjective

grasslike vegetation像草一样的植被

— grassy

/ˈgræsi/ Brit /ˈgrɑːsi/ adjective grassier; grassiest

a grassy field草地

² grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ verb

grasses; grassed; grassing

² grass

/ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/

verb

grasses; grassed; grassing

Learner's definition of GRASS

[+ object]

: to cover (an area) with grass使长满草；在…上种草

a large grassed area一大片草地

— often + over

The land was cleared and grassed over.这片地被清理出来种满了草。

grass on/up

[phrasal verb]

grass on (someone) also grass (someone) up British slang

: to tell the police about the criminal activity of (someone)（向警方）告密，告发

He refused to grass on [=inform on] his friends.他不肯告发他的朋友们。
Someone grassed him up.有人向警方告发了他。

单词	grass
释义	grass (verb) grass 6 ENTRIES FOUND: grass (noun) grass (verb) grass roots (noun) fence (noun) foot (noun) let (verb) ¹ grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ noun plural grasses ¹ grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ noun plural grasses Learner's definition of GRASS 1 a [noncount] : plants that have narrow green leaves, that are eaten by cows, sheep, horses, etc., and that are commonly grown on lawns and in gardens草；牧草 a field of grass一片草地 blades/tufts of grass草叶；草丛 It's time to mow/cut the grass. [=mow/cut the lawn]该修剪草坪了。 Keep off the grass. [=don't walk on the lawn]请勿践踏草坪。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 grass clippings割下的草 grass seed草籽 a grass hut/skirt [=a hut/skirt made from grass]草帽；草裙 b [count] : a particular type of grass（某类）草 ornamental grasses观赏草 wild grasses野草 2 [noncount] slang : marijuana They were smoking some grass.他们当时在吸食大麻。 3 [count] British slang : a person who gives information to the police about the criminal activity of other people : a police informer向警方告密者 — see also supergrass let the grass grow under your feet : to wait before doing something or to do something slowly拖拉；行动迟缓— used in negative statements用于否定句 He has never been one to let the grass grow under his feet. [=he has never been slow about doing things; he gets things done quickly]他向来动作麻利。 put (someone) out to grass British : to force (someone) to leave a job because of old age（因年老）解雇，使退休 I'm not ready to be put out to grass [=put out to pasture] just yet.我这会儿还不想被解职呢。 the grass is always greener on the other side (of the fence) — used to say that the things you do not have always seem more appealing than the things you do have草是那边绿；这山望着那山高 — grasslike /ˈgræsˌlaɪk/ Brit /ˈgrɑːsˌlaɪk/ adjective grasslike vegetation像草一样的植被 — grassy /ˈgræsi/ Brit /ˈgrɑːsi/ adjective grassier; grassiest a grassy field草地 ² grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ verb grasses; grassed; grassing ² grass /ˈgræs/ Brit /ˈgrɑːs/ verb grasses; grassed; grassing Learner's definition of GRASS [+ object] : to cover (an area) with grass使长满草；在…上种草 a large grassed area一大片草地 — often + over The land was cleared and grassed over.这片地被清理出来种满了草。 grass on/up [phrasal verb] grass on (someone) also grass (someone) up British slang : to tell the police about the criminal activity of (someone)（向警方）告密，告发 He refused to grass on [=inform on] his friends.他不肯告发他的朋友们。 Someone grassed him up.有人向警方告发了他。
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